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Nice curvy/pointy design.

Fabulous headdress, unusual design. Rather than going for a solid coif or a radiating set of chains, this has concentric hexagon bands (Japanese 12-in-2 with beads) and a six-pointed star in the very centre. I'd like to make something like that, yes. (Original post is gone, not even on Wayback Machine)

Copper wire in a hammered curly loop (and a hanging bead inside), with copper ball chain attached to it on the outside with wire-wrap. Interesting idea.

Metal half-hearts _sewn_ together. I like this idea.

A lovely example of using hand-hammered rings and wirework as part of a pendant. The link itself goes to a how-to-make-jumprings tutorial, but what I'm interested in are the examples at the end, particularly this one.

Wire bound around an oval bead to make a lovely glittery fish pendant. (original page gone)

Asymmetrical necklace with three-strand toggle. Clever idea.

Example of wire crochet that isn't just a chain with beads on it. This is a lovely shell stitch.

Interesting idea: a fan (semi-circle) of crochet with a large bead in the centre and small beads at the edges. I wonder what makes it so stiff?

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A cool idea. Wood ring and wire wrapping.

Shows that (a) one doesn't have to be limited to one strand wrapping around and (b) one can wire-wrap long drop-pendants which have a hole at the top, even though they don't need wire-wrapping.

This is more of a wire shape accented by #beads, and it looks fantastic.

Wire-wrapped teardrop bead framed by asymmetrical swirls of wire. Lovely.

Knitting with scales. Awesome stuff. Tutorial here: http://craftymutt.blogspot.co.uk/p/learn-to-knit-with-scales.html

Beautifully crocheted circle rug; not the rug is a circle, but it's made up of circles in a rainbow of colours and sizes, bound together with black edging. Could use this idea to make a throw-rug or blanket, too.

Caged beads wire-wrapped pendant.

Simple but effective. Wouldn't work with thinner wire.

A double-twist infinity loop pendant, done with two parallel sets of thicker wire, with thinner wire wrapped around them. The cool thing is that half the thin wire has beads strung on it, done in such a way as to emphasize the curve and twist of the overall shape of the pendant.

Triangle/teardrop-shaped beads, caged in wire. Outer border in thick wire, which is all wrapped in thinner wire. The cage itself is an X made with three parallel thin wires for each arm of the X.

I like how the thin wire is woven in and out of half the spiral, making a texture contrast. (original page is gone)